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A scene from Captain Pantoja and the Special Service
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172 shows, all for $60 and under.

Opening Soon:
 • Lover's Asylum (Feb 10)
 • The Caffeine Addict (Feb 10)
 • The Importance of Being Earnest (Feb 10)
 • The Servant to Two Masters (Feb 10)
 • Against Her Better Judgment (Feb 11)
 • All About Love (Feb 11)
 • Decade at a Glance (Feb 11)
 • Give and Go: Learning from Losing to the Harlem Globetrotters (Feb 11)
 • In a Polynesian Mood (Feb 11)
 • Lotus Feet (Feb 11)
 • New Hope City (Feb 11)
 • Shakuntala and the Ring of Recognition (Feb 11)
 • The Songs and Stories of Bob Horan (Feb 11)
 • A Play on War (Feb 12)
 • Girls in Trouble (Feb 12)
 • Julian Eltinge (Feb 12)
 • Kammerspiel! (a parenthetical drama for the American alcoholic) (Feb 12)
 • Political Subversities (Feb 12)
 • The Cradle Will Rock (Feb 12)
 • Whew! Age (Feb 12)
 • Harlem on My Mind (Feb 13)
 • My AIDS (Feb 13)
 • Robin Hood: Prince of...MONSTERS! (Feb 13)

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UPCOMING BENEFITS & FUNDRAISERS:

Mon, Feb 1 at 7:00PM: In an effort to celebrate The Boomerang Theatre Company rich history, 2010 will mark the debut of The Legacy Reading Series, a new annual event featuring readings of plays from past seasons. These events will be focused on keeping the spirit of these plays alive, and allow those who might have missed them the first time around a chance to experience them. Proceeds from The Legacy Series will benefit Boomerang new play development programs. Kicking off the series will be the lovely and touching adult fable THE MONSTER TALES by Mary Jett Parsley Wrenn. THE MONSTER TALES had its New York premiere with Boomerang in 2002, and tells the story of a lonely young woman who discovers her singular humanity when a monster appears from under her bed. Following production the play was published in New York Theatre Experience’s Plays and Playwrights 2004 anthology. Includes reception afterwards At The Actors Company Theatre Studio, 900 Broadway, suite 905. $25. 212-352-3101. Get more info.

Tue, Feb 9 at 8:00PM: The Barrow Group Theatre Company announces a one-night-only encore performance of Martin Moran award-winning The Tricky Part, as a benefit for The Barrow Group new play development programming. Between the ages of 12 and 15, the author had a sexual relationship with an older man. Now 42 and an established New York actor, he has transformed his story of finding and confronting the man into a riveting, often funny and always surprising journey through the complexities of Catholicism, desire and human trespass. At Barrow Group. $25. 212-868-4444. Get more info.

Mon, Feb 22 at 6:30PM: Legendary actors, husband-wife Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson to be honored along with Martha Coigney of International Theatre Institute at annual LOVE N COURAGE benefit for Theater for the New City Emerging Playwrights Program. Actor/playwright Charles Busch to host. Cocktails, dinner, performance. At National Arts Club, 15 Gramercy Park South. $125. 212-254-1109. Get more info.


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